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Core plug — A core plug that has been corroded from improper engine maintenance. Core plugs, sometimes wrongly called freeze plugs or frost plugs, are plugs that fill the core holes found on water cooled internal combustion engines. The sand casting cores… … Wikipedia
core plug — A metal plug located in the sides of the engine block which can pop out because of excessive pressure or freezing and prevent the engine block from cracking. These plugs are located in the water jacket and can sometimes leak and should then be… … Dictionary of automotive terms
core hole plugs — See core plug … Dictionary of automotive terms
IMac (Core Duo) — Date de commercialisation 10 janvier 2006 Prix au lancement 1379 à 1799 € Arrêt de la production 6 septembre 2006 … Wikipédia en Français
IMac Core Duo — iMac (Core Duo) iMac (Core Duo) Date de commercialisation 10 janvier 2006 Prix au lancement 1379 à 1799 € Arrêt de la production 6 septembre 2006 … Wikipédia en Français
carbon-core leads — High tension wire going from the distributor to the coil or the spark plugs. Each wire has a core of carbon or graphite rather than copper wire to conduct the electricity. Carbon core wire is not recommended for most small engines such as… … Dictionary of automotive terms
Ford Straight-6 engine — Straight 6 Manufacturer Ford Motor Company Production 1941 1996 (US) 1960 present (AUS) 1961 1991 (ARG) … Wikipedia
Effective porosity — The term effective porosity lacks a single or straightforward definition. Even some of the terms used in its mathematical description (“Vcl” and “Vsh”) have multiple definitions. However, it is most commonly considered to represent the porosity… … Wikipedia
expansion plug — A steel plug, slightly dished or cup shaped. When driven into place it flattens to fit tightly in its seat. In an engine block, expansion plugs (also called freeze plugs or core hole plugs) are inserted into the holes in the casting through which … Dictionary of automotive terms
Antifreeze — is a freeze preventive used in internal combustion engines and other heat transfer applications, such as HVAC chillers and solar water heaters. The purpose of antifreeze is to prevent a rigid enclosure from undergoing catastrophic deformation due … Wikipedia
